Sentence examples for had kept good from inspiring English sources

At one point he said he had kept good relations with all politicians, at which he pretended to have an urgent call, picking up his phone and saying: "Please Ed, not now!" Not great, but it tickled them.

Fortunately they had kept good records of their observations and these proved of great value when it was discovered in the last century that that particular part of the sky was occupied by a strange nebula, a glowing mass of what appeared to be gas.

NEXT BEST: Blenheim Brook (2.50 Musselburgh) Introduces class to this grade, having kept good company when second at Kelso last time, and has slipped temptingly down the weights.

But race does matter, and I believe it is race, at least partly, that has kept good black candidates from being named head coaches.

I've kept good links with my old university and partly supervise a PhD student through a CASE award.

Bacillary dysentery is a legally mandated notifiable disease in China, as a provincial capital city, Liaoning provincial CDC and Shenyang municipal CDC have kept good records for Shenyang bacillary dysentery incidence.

"My GP then sent me to a dietician that time, that was helpful as well you know, kept to that for about a year or two or three and I wandered away from it again….the information on high blood pressure, again I would go to the internet to remind myself about it, you know, the only thing I've kept good at is the low intake of salt you know".

Despite Ms. Rothchild's wildness, she had kept a good-girl cover, consistently earning excellent grades (as she did at Boston College, from which she graduated summa cum laude) before heading to Hollywood with an "ambitious" college boyfriend.

She was said to have "kept a good light".

At least, Long said, Cabrera has kept a good attitude.

The great books, which would have kept the good early books alive, never came.